What are Fortnite Sprites?
Sprites are collectible companions in Fortnite Runners. They occupy Sprite collection slots, can be carried or extracted during a match, and grant passive effects when equipped.
What is extraction, and when does a Sprite count as owned?
Finding or carrying a Sprite is not saved collection progress. Extract it at an Extraction Site, with a Portable Extractor, or through the current in-game extraction flow before leaving. Epic says v41.20 fixed the bug where dropping a Sprite to extract could turn it into Water and fail to grant Dust or collection credit.
Does the Water Sprite heal in water again?
Yes according to Epic's v41.20 fix notes. The old temporary Earth-style chest bonus is no longer the current rule; use the in-game ability card as the final check after a future patch.
What is Sprite Mastery, and is it the same as owning a Sprite?
No. Extraction makes the Sprite part of your collection; mastery requires leveling and extracting it at max level, so a Sprite can be owned but not mastered. Sprite Mastery Part 4 is live in v41.30 and adds Quack progression rewards plus Lucky Locator. Mastery Monday still needs an in-game check because Epic's survey text gives no live clock or exact multipliers.
Where do I find and extract the John Wick Sprite?
Use Fortnite Reload. Epic first-party content text says John Wick is available in Reload and the Reload Portable Extractor is the only way to extract Sprites there. On mobile, re-add the dedicated Reload button and use the default Quickbar if a custom HUD blocks the extractor.
What is Extractaganza?
Epic first-party survey text describes Extractaganza as a limited-time Battle Royale event that places a friend bubble at Extraction Sites. That survey copy is not a live schedule and does not prove the event is active now. Unless the in-game event panel confirms it, plan a normal extraction and do not assume the bubble is present.
Why can a Sprite ability differ from this tracker?
Abilities are patch-sensitive, while Pollo, Vini Jr. and John Wick mechanics currently rely partly on secondary current-game references. Official patch notes outrank data sites and community reports; the in-game Sprite card is the final check for exact level effects.
What are Holofoil Sprites?
Holofoil is a released special variant family, not a blanket disabled-state warning. The current 117-row FNSprites and Fortnite.GG cross-check contains 11 Holofoil rows, and Epic v41.30 specifically adds Holofoil Grim/Reaper and Holofoil Zero Point. Exact live rates are not presented as an Epic guarantee.
What do Quack, Cube, and Gem mean in this list?
They are special variant themes. Epic says a Quack Sprite gives other carried Sprites an extra 50% of the progress it earns, and a Gem Sprite takes 30% less fall damage. The current 117-row FNSprites and Fortnite.GG cross-check has 4 Quack, 9 Cube and 8 Gem rows, including seven newly released Gem variants. Epic first-party content text also says Ironmouse is available, but does not provide a verified ability.
What is Sprite Dust?
Sprite Dust is the collection currency used around resummoning and Sprite management. Epic says Sprite Dust and Gizmos reset when Season 3 ends, so plan their use before the transition. Treat values as patch-sensitive and verify rare buy-back costs in game.
What happens to my Season 3 Sprites when Season 4 begins?
Epic says Season 3 Sprites remain on the Sprite Collection page and move into the Sprite Garden, where collections can still be displayed. Gizmos and Sprite Dust reset at season end. Epic has announced a new Season 4 generation, but not its launch date, total, full roster, abilities or drop rates.
Why can I not find Zero Point or Burnt Peanut?
They are rare-watch targets, and players report similar frustration with Cube variants. Use Lucky Locator, higher-quality Sprite Chests and shorter extraction loops instead of trusting a fixed-location or guaranteed-rate claim.
Are Sprite trades safe?
Trades and indexing are a community behavior, but scams are common. This tracker only stores checklist progress in your browser and creates a run-card image; it never asks for Epic IDs, money, V-Bucks, gifts, or account access.
Is this official?
No. This is an unofficial tracker built from Epic update notes, clearly labeled first-party content text, third-party machine data, Wiki mechanics and community reports. The current 117-row count is a FNSprites and Fortnite.GG cross-check, not an Epic-published total.
